He quotes Mike, Kevin and Bill, and includes 9 MST3K movies and 5 RiffTrax movies. Some of the pictures don’t match the movie he’s talking about. He also includes a couple of titles I’ve never heard of, but which sound interesting. And I think he’s dead wrong about “Tremors,” and I don’t care who knows it.
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Hugh Hart at wired.com pegs a list of the 24 cheesiest movies ever made to this weekend’s relase of “Piranha 3D.”
Frank Conniff is the guest of comics and filmmakers Graham Elwood and Chris Mancini on the latest edition of their Comedy Film Nerds podcast. Frank pretty much is there for the entire thing, and is very funny (of course!).
Alert reader Corey pointed us to this item, a death notice for John Galvarro, who played Larry in the short “Are You Ready for Marriage.” I haven’t been able to find an exact date of death for him. Judging from the item, it looks like he eventually was ready for marriage and a long and happy life. RiffTrax Live is coming up on Thursday, and the wave of items in the press is under way.
More updates: Patricia Morris Buckley of the North County Times interviews Mike. Matthew Price at NewsOK.com interviews Mike and Kevin. Steven Bryan at Associated Content was apparently another one of those reporters on that conference call they had recently. Previously… Patrick Healy of Examiner.com interviews Mike. In my neck of the woods, Rich Howells at Wilkes-Barre’s Times Leader talks to somebody from Fathom and to some local fans. Jessica Moen of Gamertell interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill.
Michael Hinman of Airlock Alpha interviews Mike. Two films by Larry Blamire — you saw him in the “Beast of Yucca Flats” documentary on Vol. XVIII and if you’re a MSTie you’ve probably seen his infamous “The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra” — are being released today by Shout Factory.
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